Samples on Your Own Wood
Blue tape frames each test patch on the sanded oak, so three or four colors sit side by side in both the bright and dim corners of the room.
Blue tape frames each test patch on the sanded oak, so three or four colors sit side by side in both the bright and dim corners of the room.
Stain exaggerates sanding scratches, so a fine screen on the buffer follows the drum sander and the vacuum clears the dust.
Color goes on in small sections and the excess is wiped before moving on, which keeps lap lines from forming.
The crew staining your Ashland floor works for Brazil Floors directly, carries NWFA training and insurance, and stands behind the job for a year.



$2.00/Sq Ft, which covers test patches on your floor, the hand applied stain and a protective clear coat. A floor that needs full sanding and three coats of poly falls under the $2.50/Sq Ft refinishing instead.
Yes. Sanded to bare wood, the oak accepts brown, walnut or espresso and the orange is gone.
Dark walnut and natural top the list; espresso, soft gray and custom mixes follow.
Yes. The edger and a hand scraper handle the treads and corners, and the stair color is chosen to tie both levels together.
Overnight in most cases. The crew returns the next morning and checks that the stain is dry before applying the clear coat.
Many stay. A few families spend the first night elsewhere to avoid the smell of the curing finish.
Typically the day after the estimate, and one small crew handles the sanding, the stain and the clear coat.
It is. Our own NWFA trained employees apply the color, and if the finish fails inside twelve months we redo it.